Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, September 24, 1902, Image 5
Short Locals.
% Wednesday,^ -4, 1902.
|n ?Brede's steam bread fresh !
V ^.at Macko;ell's. s24 tfj
?Mr. W T. Gregory has
bought Dick Alassey's park.
H ?81 cents is the ruling price
i? for cotton on this market.
Miss Pet Neal is home from a
visit to relatives at Camden.
Mr John E. Welsh of Longs|
villo is visiting relatives hero.
?The Flint Ridge school will
open next Monday in charge of
Miss Bessie Giles.
?Mr. R B Bliicktnon hus ao
cepieu a position in ?lie grocery
of Williams IJ n^rliew Co.
? Horn, Sept. 17, 11)02, to Mr.
and Mrs. K. K. Boyc? ot the
Unity section, a son.
? When selling your cotton
tins fall, please do not forget
what yuii owe the Kntkui'UIsk
? Ai range your plans early in
attend the 34'li Annual State
f l-'air at OotumOin Ool. 2S:ii to
81st.
^ ?For a box of fine candy,
v call at Mac'-orell's and get a box
of XViiitmin's. s24-tf
?Mr W. 1). Fudge of the
Fort Lawn section died on tin*
15th of heart failure, aged
about <0.
? Mrs. S. M. Burns has ninvec
hack here from Chester, her s n
Frank with whom she was living
having accepted a position with
the Southern in Washington citv
?Messrs. Andrew Gregory
and Waddy Thomson left Moil
day for Greenville win re they
will enter Kunnaii I'liiversity
?Bring mo your butter,
chickens and eggs. Highest
prices paid for them.
s'24 tf J. B. Mackorell.
?Miss Matt.ie A. Stover who
lh makes her home wuli the l;nnii\
of M.sm A Gnithpi at Heath
Spring is critic illy ill.
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. ?The autumnal equinox hav
ing passed, the days are now!
growing shorter than the nights,
and by l>kc '22 th'days will hp
tit their shortest.
?The death of Mr II Young
creates a vacancy in the olliee
of coroner, which will have to
ho filled by tin election.
? liead the new ami affrac i vo
advertlament ot the Will* mis
iiusrhe . (),irnp>?iiy who are nth :i ?i?
yon many attractive bargains and
who urge and invite you lo com.-?
in and see them.
? A special from Chesterfield
announces that Senator White
. ford S. Hlakeney will locate in
Monroe, N U, where he will
engage in the banking business, |
ho having boon elected president
of a new bank there.
? Dr. W. II. Wakefield, of
Charlotte, N. C., will lie in har:|
caster at Ini' < -uni.iiigliiiin House
on Tuesday, S.-pt.. 30.h. for one
day only. His practice's limited
10 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
si 1 3?
?Miss Marian Thomson left
Monday to resume her studies!
in the Greenville Female Col
lege She was accompanied by
Misses .Ianie and Lessie .Johnson
and Mamie Clyburn who
will enter the same institution.
?The Lancaster Mercantile
Co. will have a grand millinery
opening on next Tuesday and
Tuesday night and they extend
to everybody and their cousins
a cordial invitation to be pros,
ent and inspect their admirable
line of millinery, dress goods,
etc
? The names of Messrs. Wilson
Ristnr.*, of Riverside, IT M. Neal
ot Flat Creek and G W. Rell,Jr ,
ot Lancaster have been drawn on
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I he jury for the U S. Court
whico meets in Greenvide on i he
21st oi O-lober. The two hjt'er ]
Hie on tlie petit jury and the
(ii>t on the grand.
?See ad of Strauss Bros
clothing whose samples you
can see at the store of Futiderburk
Co.
?Mr d. Palmer King has ;
gone to housekeeping, occupy j
ing the house on Elm street re j
icently vacated by Mr. E. Id j
Tillman, who is now occupying!
the Davis house on Dunlapj
street. J,
?The attendance at the open ,
iug of Davidson College, N. C.,|
recently broke all records. The j
college dormitories are all full,'
and thirty-live students have
??een placed in private residences
in the village.
?The Rocljy Mountain States
have had a heavy rainfall in the
last few days, and the storm is
working this way Look out
for tin equinoctial gale soon
I -l
its <1*1** now.
? Misses Minnie, M ay a?d
| Alma Funderburn of Dudley,
and their brother Ernest, have
entered the graded school and
are hoarding at their sister's,]
\irs H (J Hough's.
?The chain gang is now lo
I cated on the Tradesvillo road
I about three miles from town,
near Hannahs creek. It was
moved there last Saturday from
the neighborhood of Hills Creek
church.
?A tenant house on M?* \V P.
Stogner's place east of town was
, burned last Wednesday morning
by an accidental-fire. It ,
was occupied by Primus Harris,
colored, who lost most of his
I st uff.
I ? Rev. Dr. II. \\\ Bays of
Rwk Hill "ill lecture at Unity 1
I A. R P church on Ttiursd iv 1
jni^li', October 9th. Ail arel'
I mvileil 11\ V i
, . w VWMIV. A *. r 111(11 I mini Iituice
lee will be charged, the '
proceeds tor the benefit ot the 1
church building.
I FOR SALE ? A tract ot 115
ncr-'s <>t excellent farming lands
iwiiii necessary buildings, situate
II a'o miles east ot Lancaster C.
| U. Willi about 50 acies in culti
I vaiion and balance in tores! F >r ,
lui tnor informal ion apply to
(J. L McManus.
Lancaster, S ().
? In a difliculty at Steel ITill 1
e dored camp ground Sundav,'
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I Hob Lindsay colored, was shot '
by Willis Rarnbill. The ball
I too'< effect just, over the left eve!
i .??,i .i k .i -ii i
mill uiu IIIHIII^II I 11 e S < I i 11 , j
j striding the brain and passing!
lout at a point not far from
where it entered. I)r. McCain
| of Waxhaw was called and reI
ports (lie negro doing verv well
j ?not mortally luirt.
| ?FOR SALE?The David
Crockett Place, three hundred
and thirty acres, 2-A miles from
Lancaster. One hundred and ,
i forty acres cleared, the balance
thickly wooded Terms easy.
I Apply to
Lancaster Itisurance & Ileal
2t Estate Agency.
? Heath Springs sent three
young ladies to Winthrop last
week, Misses Pearl Hammond, i
Maud Mohley and Hanna Mob
ley, and Liberty Hill sent live,
'viz: Misses Charlotte and Nell j
[Thompson, Mary Cunningham,
I Mamie Richards and Lena
('It ments.
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Hick's Capudine Cures|
Headache and Neuralgia.
For sale l>y all druggists.
Messrs Foster Moore4 Ralph
Fo-t r and Benjamin (Jlyhurn
have returned to the South JOaro
I lina college which opens today.
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Death of .Mr. It. Yoitnf/. | /
Mr Richard Young, who J
had been in declining health i
for several year", died at- his , c
home here last Thursday night. 1
lie had been unable to be out'
for several weeks and hi.: dentil i ^
was not unexpected Mr Young'
moved here from Fort Mill 20 j
years ago and for several years
conducted a market business,'
here. Air. Young was born in j
Kershaw county April 30th,!
1 <S84 ami wiw in lii? lUltli ........ ! *
Iii 185S lie married .Miss Kitty |
Nelson wlio, with 7 children, jsurvives
liim : VV. F Young,
Jacksonville, Flu., Arthur B.
Young, Helena, Ark., Mrs. W. n
A. Schroc-*, Camden, Mrs. IC c
B. Coo'f, Rock Hill, Misses 1
Daisy an:l Annie Voung and t
Mr. Herbert Young. " |
Mr. Young had been coroner|1
cf the county for the past six f
years, although for more than 1
a year the duties of the olHce v
were performed by his deputy lie
was a member of the Bap
tist church aim highly esteemed
by all who knew him His ,
remains were interred in the
town cemetery Friday afternoon
after a funeral service at j'
the home by Rev. J. 11. Bol [
d ridge.
Pyny-Balnam llellovcit IUgM Away | .
alid mnkct) a ?i>ocdy end of cough? and cold*.
Death of' Me. It ere;; ft Wither- v
SJtOftU. I i
Mr. W. Horvey Wit herspoon,
one ot hanessier's most, exeni |
plary young men, died 8 dure ay
morning about kJ oYun-k, after ? L
protactol illness, at I lie home ol j(
ins lather, C.iju. 1> .J. Wnlier-L
sj won. Having * been in bad ' )
neaitn tor seveial years and loi j
ihe past lew mouths routined to j
ins lied, nis death was not unex
peeled, though mine tlie les* ^
ileeply lamented by all who knew (
aim, whom to know was to lovr f
r?nd esteem, lie being a young
man ot exceptionally line parts, J
honorable, upright an t manly ! j
irom boyhood. For several years
we snbtained the relation to each |
other ot teacher ar.d pupil ami
we cheerfully testily to his uni
formally high cliaracter and man
ly. honorable bearing.
He was born in Lancaster r
March 27th, 1SGV) At the age
oi about 17 ye ns h i accepted a
position in t tie Unit* d States |
railway postal servire, serving on
the Charlotte, Columbia and (
Angiistp, r ti'road for about tw>
vears After that lie opened an I
ntli Je in t hai lesion >n connection)
wi u ihe Ivec<ropoise Company !
of watch he. laiei became prest ']
dent and one ol the leading ex ,i
poim-nts ot that ontetpiiso Liter
he moved to Atlanta, Oi., s. \
: nat lie could belter pu.?h lor warn '
ii-? eulerpri.-e. The lust le*\ j1
eut'a of hia l./e ?i re spent ?'i
IvMsiirtW and in Lancaster, hi-1'
heul'tt having given hwiv. II" >1
was a number ol the I'resbyferian
church and during hi- long, \
tedious illness, during which h^ i
often suffered much physical
pain, ho inu.nr.ired not, hut hum
il wiih a noble christian lorti'ude ^
lie leaves a devoted father and :
t he following Inolhers and sister^: j
Dr. II .J. Wit herspnon of Char ]s
lotte, N. C., Mrs. J. lv. Hall ol i 1
Duthriesville, Mr M. S. Wither-1
spoon and Mi'ss Connie Wither t
spoon of this place. t
The remains were interred in
the I'resb.N ferian cemetery S.t'nr
day alternoon at 5 o'clock a'ter *
funeral services c inducted by the *
pastor. It -v Chalmers Frnsor, assisted
by Itev. J. 11. Boidridge of .
the First Baptist church. L
The following acted as pall ' /
bearers: Citas 1) Jones, John
Crawford, \V. C. Hough, W. T.
Williams, George lieuth an 1 I). J
lieece Williams.
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Kheumacide cures rheumatism by
neutralizing the icids :n the blood <
and driving them out through the
natural channels. hold by J. F.
Mao key A Co. m&r*J9-0in I
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JeatfiH.
? I)i< <1 last Friday of whoop I
ng cough, the ?>-wee5 s old child
it' Mr and Mrs Jud Gheht who t
ive near town
? Mr Crawford Stogner, well ,<
:nown hero and in the Primus :
action, died at the cotton mill j
iere last Wednesday nft"r a'
jrotracted illness of i uborculosis '
?f the h iwels, aged sihout 5o i
'ears lie leaves i widow andM
even or eight ciiihUeu Me 1
vas a ineinher of Fork Hill
ihurch and his remains were ,
liter red there next day
?Mr. Doc Plyler, the 10 j
ear old son of Mr .1 S Plyler'
>f this place, died at his homo
iere last Thursday, after about
lire*' wee s' sic uess of typhoid
meumonia His remains were
mried at Belnir church on the
dllowing day ile was a good,
lard wur ing young man and
vas well thought of in W axliaw.
? Waxhaw Knt< rprise.
?Little Nita !> 11, the adopt
<1 daughter of Mr and Mrs.
lohn F. Bell, died last Thurslay
afternoon about 4 o'cloc , 1
ifter an acute illness of about
14 hours, siged about 0 years. '
she had been a sufferer from
cidney dis< .iso for some months
tnd was in poor health, hut she
oolv her bed only about 21 hours'
>efore her doa'h Her remains
vore buried Friday afternoon!
ir, Camp Oree . Methodist church i
ifter a funeral service In l'ev.l
dr. I'eeier.
? Little R L Mason, Jr., son I
if.Mr. and Mrs. U. L. Ma>on, (
lied here last Saturday after I
10011 of dysentery of which the j
ittle fellow hail beiil Sllircriu^'
or about a week lie was I'M
nonili<> old th?' day of his death ,
ind was a bright, promising
liild the young parents have 1
ho sympathy of their many
riends in t he'deal h of their only ',
HiUt and their first Inrn Tne
ittle remains were laid to rest '
n the town cemetery Sunday I
it noon sifter a funeral service j
>y Lev. Or. B jhlndge
The Visitors.
Miss A a itbel Ho-nr :s visiting
el<uivv*s out in I ).x?e
Mr. John W. Ti uesilaie ot Ker j
haw av.is in town ye-lerdii/.
.Mr. and Mr-. \V M M :rii> ot I
h e. k pent Sunday i'i iown.
Mr l> N Craig of itock Hill is |
d-iting relatives in *. hi-comity
M.SS S ll.U.llf :li ! Allies 1 i v
or ii.?ve g.mn to I) <> \V? Fe.n.de!
hi! Iet;e
?M iss A1 ice M uckey of Heath
springs visited relatives hero!,
ecentiv.
Mr. *V. .1 10 vans of '?-base
Jity, Va , is here on a visit to
lis parents.
Capt. J. II. Fitzpntriek ofi
A'ashington, (In , is here on
uisiuess.
.Miss Weetie Mobley of lUacktock
is tin* guest oi Aiiss A villi ?
la rter.
Mrs. R. I?. Mac''cy and little |
urn LeConto visited relatives j
lere last wee a.
Mr. A .J. Rod lev spent a day
ir twu hi W.ixuaw, A. C., last j
vei-k.
Mrs. Dr. .1. 10. 1* >ore and little
ion returned to their home in
Columbia last Friday.
Mr. J. II Ilainel of Kershaw (
mssed through town Monday j
>11 his way bacR to Wollord (
Jul lege ^
Mr I). Ileece Williams has
*one to Columbia to enter the
aw department of the South j
Jarolina college.
Mr. and Mis W. II! Twitty
>f Chester spent Sunday wiih his
isler here, Mrs. Dr. M. I*. Craw
ord.
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Mr. G. B Barron visited Iiock
Hill la^t week
Mr. U. M. Neal of Fiat Creek
spent Saturday in Lancaster.
?Mr. D. A Williams h is tono
hi a visit 10 B.nnimrham, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Miller of
Jefferson are vi iting tlie lalter's
parents her<-.
Rev. and Mrs. J. X. Hall of
[jruthrie8ville are spooning a few
lavs vvitn the latin's lather hero.
? Miss Ella Small left Monday
lor llartsvillo to enter the
Welsh Neck High school.
Mr. O-ev (Lies lelt yesterday
lor Hartsville to enter Welsh
N- ok High school.
Treasurer W. C Cautlien returned
Sunday from a visit to
his old home at Oa hurst
Mrs. 1'. G. MeCoikle and child
of Ctiester visited relatives here
several days recent ly.
Mr. C. M. Crininiinger returned
last Saturday from a visit
to relatives at Concord, N. C.
Mrs .1 E H'Hitrli '" ><1 children
[>l Waxhaw, N. (J, are visiting
"he l.1 mi 1 v of her lather, Mr. A.
I Ivobdey.
Mr. 1 Tarry Heath spent a couple
of days in town last week
with his cousin, Mr. Ceorgo
Ileath.
Mrs Clara C. Kdwards of
Rutherford College, N. C., is
the guest of Mrs. L. M. Clyburn.
Mrs. S. \V Heath and chil
dren of Kershaw spent several
days here with relatives ret'l'ii;
l\*.
Mr. Louis Duncan of Heath
Springs, spent Monday night
here with his uncle, Mr. L R.
Rollings, on his way to Woiford
college.
i-k ...: . i?
? i -- \ 'vuiiir i/in i? iiri* ilCr
op ted a position in the dry
goods department of lite Heath
li> iV. 4*1. C o
.Mr. Ualchlord. cotton buyer
an ! 4<on o' li-'v. W. \V. li itehiord
ot tic* Wuxnaws, was in iiia'u
i t'dl erday.
Misses B.'spie Giles and !) ira
J'orier returned Saturday ir> in a
vi-jt to friends at L* Mi ?, acflomjiaiiii
d It; two of Voile's handsome
younir ladies, M.-aes Alice
and Ida Boyd.
Dr and Mrs. B .J. Wither-poon
came down Irotn Charlotte
lik:?t Friday evening in response
to a telejrram aun uncinc the
>erioi;s illness ot the former's
loot her who died a lew hours
alter they reached his bedside,.
Mrs K B Co- k of Rock llill
unit Mrs. W. A. Schruck ot Cuiiiih.Mi
attended tin* loii'ial of their
tatlier, Mr. ii. Youn?r, as did
a I -1 > Mr. Richard Nelson ot Colli
rn bta and Mr. A. A. Young of
Fori Mill.
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M onwy iiif ii 44i>ur fnila.
Littleton Fein do College, L'tMoton,
N C., tots opened with
about 120 boarding hotels nres
ent on (lie firat tiny. Tins istne
largest opening in the history of
i.Ik* InMilution. Many others
ire \ et i xpec't (1.
Beam the /> KM Vcu Have Mways Bought
B,8?r C&9&ZS&'
Young ladies* desiring four
hour* work per day *.vitn which
to pay for education in part may
write at once to Littleton Fein tie
College. Lutleton, N O.
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